RECENT PUBLICATIONS

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22568, 11 May 1935, Page 4

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

The following publications have been received by recent mails, and will, as far as is practicable, be the subject of notices in these columns:—

Fiction Hoddcr and Stoughton: " Second Officer," by Taffrail"; "Wrexham's Romance," by "Ganpat"; "The Intrusive Tourist," by Mrs Baillie Reynolds; "The Angel Who Couldn't Sing," by Sophia Cleugh; " Fir e on the Wind," by John K. Ewers.

Ivor Nicholson and Watson: "The Little Wench." by Philip Lindsay; "Rhapsody in Gold." by Diana Maugham. Harrap: " Ho-Minsr, Girl of New China," by Elizabeth Foreman Lewis (illustrated, 7« 6d); "Odd Jobs," by Pear] Binder (illustrated, 12s (id). Angus and Robertson: "The Laughing Buccaneer," by Will Lawson. Gollancz: "The Stars Look Down," by Dr A. J. Cronin, 10s. Ward, Lock: "The Five Silver Buddhas." by Harry Stephen Keeler; "Affair at the Vcrc Arms." by A. R. and R. K. Weekes: "Stirrup Brother." by Cherry Wilson: "Vellum," by Mrs Barre Goldie; "The Vine of the Green Eyed Girl," by Nigel Burnaby.

(Each 7s, unless otherwise stated.)

General Literature

Harrap: "'Phantom Crown,' the story of Maximilian and Carlota of Mexico," by Bertita Harding; illustrated, 18s <>d. Butterworth (New Zealand): "The Rural Mortgagors Adjustment Legislation," by C. E. IT. Ball, LL.M., 9s 6d. St. Patrick's College Old Boys' Association (Inc.): "St. Patrick's College, 18851035," illustrated. 6s 6d.